Further evidence that the medieval world was more interconnected than we give it credit for #globalmiddleages theguardian.com/world/2018/jun…

The story behind the Leicester colliery tunnel built in 1832 & bought for £5 bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-eng…

Interesting finds story. .. 'normality annoyed him'. x.com/amelia_dowler/…

Famous #archaeological misinterpretation! Left: #Reconstruction of the Frankish funerary inventory from Xanten, by Philipp Houben and Franz Fiedler (1839). 👑 Right: reality 🛢️

Our fascinating BA Hons in culture and heritage of Scotland. @thinkUHI @OrkneyCollege bit.ly/2z9BeIA

Just discovered this excellent resource on #maltings #Distilling #Brewing #Industrialarchaeology Maltings in England | Historic England historicengland.org.uk/images-books/p… via Historic England

Ben Landon @SaveRome ProfessionArcheologo Roman Finds Group Portable Antiquities & Treasure FindsResearchGroup Musei Nazionali di Cagliari Roman Society UCL Institute of Archaeology 🅰ntiquity Journal Durham Archaeology We supposed it had at least another element connected on the top (see the picture for the details). It seems a kind of semi-circular slot, perfectly smoothed. the other side end in a simple way, forming a little curve.

My review of Nadine Akkerman's INVISIBLE AGENTS about 17th-century female spies is the lead in today's Telegraph Books - a cracking book & a joy to review.

The archaeological evidence for the presence of Barbary apes/macaques from North Africa in Iron Age, Roman and medieval Europe -- post by me :) caitlingreen.org/2018/02/barbar…

Emerging from the earth, the silver Viking-age valkyrie found in the mud in Funen, Denmark, in 2012. And in her full fierce glory!

"Good day at the office, darling?" "Yes darling, I counted all the penises depicted in the Bayeaux Tapestry" historyextra.com/period/medieva…

2,000-year-old wooden bowl discovered in Orkney UHI Archaeology Institute scot.sh/2NOtCia #archaeology

Please never straighten your coin finds! x.com/VanessaAOakden…

George 'Graveyard' Walker campaigned against the "unwise & revolting custom" of overcrowded urban burial. In the late 1840s he bought Enon Chapel in London and personally funded the removal of 4 van loads of remains to Norwood cemetery #histmed #ManMedProject

Open Day at Skaill Farm Dig #Rousay 21/22/7 Join UHI archaeologists to see evidence of probable Viking smelting in #Orkney #Skaillsaga #Archaeology Site open from 9.30 - 4.30pm orkney.com Orkney Archaeology OrkneyHeritageSoc. VisitScotland News

Some of the first finds coming out of the ‘Galkoff’s & Secret Life of Pembroke Place’ project run by @lizjstewart with LSTM & Museum of Liverpool excavating 19th-20thC court housing in #Liverpool

Happy birthday fibula! #Dorestad Brooch, c.800 AD, found #OnThisDay in 1969. Icon of @RM_Oudheden Leiden. See video for a guided tour of the fibula: m.youtube.com/watch?v=Dv_wXa…

The exceptionally large 7thC Kingston Down gold and garnet cloisonné brooch from Anglo-Saxon Kent, discovered 1771: liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml/collection…